User:CharlesGillingham
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[edit] Wikiworks
[edit] Citation maintenance and cleanup
I wrote (most of) the documentation for the {{harv}} family of templates and created {{sfn}}.
[edit] Main author (with a lot of help, obviously)
- Artificial intelligence (except for 5 or 6 of the sections).
- History of artificial intelligence
- Philosophy of artificial intelligence
- Chinese Room
- AI Winter (except a section or two)
- Logic Theorist
- Nathaniel Rochester (computer scientist)
- Johns Hopkins Beast
- Moravec's paradox
- Physical symbol system (except a paragraph or two)
- Synthetic intelligence
- What Computers Can't Do
- Harvey Karp
- Radio promotion
- A&R
- 360 deal
- Pamela McCorduck
- Strategic Computing Initiative
- Chain rule (probability)
[edit] Contributor
- Agent rebuilt this
- AI-complete (wrote second half)
- Allen Newell four paragraphs about his work since 1950
- Artificial brain wrote first half
- Artificial Creativity, computational creativity merge
- Artificial consciousness removed unsourced and off-topic material.
- Blockhead added source
- Chord chart (lead and illustration, merges of several related articles))
- Commonsense knowledge (wrote lead)
- Computational creativity merged.
- Computational theory of mind (rewrote lead, reorganized ... needs work)
- Computing Machinery and Intelligence (Created, wrote intro and first three sections, improved section on Turing's answers to objections)
- Disruptive technology rewrote lead, occasional clean up.
- Embodiment (created this, but it got completely clobbered later)
- Embodied mind thesis (wrote lead, organization)
- Ethics of artificial intelligence (wrote this, but it has been completely demolished by another editor. Some of my paragraphs remain.)
- GOFAI (rewrote this)
- HAL 9000 (added and corrected information about AI)
- Intelligent agent (wrote lead, organization, but it didn't last)
- Lead sheet (rewrite and illustration)
- Moore's Law (wrote lead, reorganized)
- Music industry wrote lead, music in the 2000s, Business structure
- 2000s in the music industry wrote lead
- Music publishing wrote lead, first section.
- Musical notation (restructuring and illustration)
- Musician cleanup
- Neats vs. scruffies "history" section
- Parasitic technology rewrote this stub (except a sentence)
- Portal:Artificial intelligence rewrote almost all the text here
- Rational agent helped disambiguate and keep it on topic
- Ripping rewrote section on legality
- Record industry (removed unsourced material and wrote a reasonable first paragraph)
- Score (added information on lead sheets & chord charts)
- Sentience (intro, sections on AI & science fiction although much has been added, organization)
- Songshark references.
- Software agent merged material from other agent articles
- Strong AI (intro, requirement, mainstream research, origin of the term ... other sections need work)
- Turing test (just the sections on strengths and weaknesses)
- Timeline of artificial intelligence (created and editted, using material from old "history of AI". Only first section is finished.)
[edit] Categories
- Category:Artificial intelligence filed articles, structure and organization
- Category:History of artificial intelligence created and populated
- Category:Philosophy of artificial intelligence created and populated
- Category:Music history filed articles, structure and organization
- Category:Music history by genre created and populated
- Category:Music history by region created and populated
- Category:History of musical instruments created and populated
[edit] Images and templates
- Template:sfn created
- Template:Century from year created
- Template:Crevier 1993 created
- Template:Decade in music (category) created
- Template:McCorduck 2004 created
- Template:Russell Norvig 2003 created
- Template:Year in music (category) created
- Image:Chord chart.jpg created
- Image:Lead Sheet.jpg created
- Image:Weakness of Turing test 1.svg created
- Template:Music industry reorganized
[edit] Barnstars
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The E=mc² Barnstar | |
| For labour on the History of AI and AI Winter, thanks for making them look more like science! --Jaibe 09:17, 28 July 2007 (UTC) |
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The Writer's Barnstar | |
| More than 14000 edits in less than three years, 370 of them to Artificial intelligence: Charles, you need a life. ;) Paradoctor (talk) 19:01, 12 November 2009 (UTC) |
[edit] Biographical Information
I am Charlie Gillingham, the keyboardist for Counting Crows, so you could say I have an interest in music and the recording industry.
I am also a former Artificial Intelligence software engineer and manager and so I have an interest in artificial intelligence, philosophy, cognitive science, neurology, computer science and the software industry.
I have a special interest in the history of ideas: scientific, religious and philosophical.
